The Joppatowne community mourns following a fatal school shooting. A 15-year-old was killed, and the suspected 16-year-old shooter is in custody. Residents are shocked and have held prayer services to support each other.

Baltimore County Police partner with the FBI's Cyber Task Force, assigning Corporals Fleet and Depew for specialized training to combat cybercrime, with focus on prevention and improving responses to digital threats.

Baltimore Police arrested two suspects, sized cocaine and a handgun, following a warrant served in Southeast District.

Howard County invites proposals for the redevelopment of the vacant Hurst property on Route 1, fostering economic growth and community revitalization.

Sheetz is opening its first store in Baltimore County on September 5, offering prizes, free beverages, and a food donation drive for the Maryland Food Bank at the grand opening.

The Maryland Department of Agriculture and the Baltimore County Health Department are conducting an unscheduled mosquito control spray in Parkville on the evening of September 4, due to mosquito-borne disease concerns.

A shuttle bus caught fire at BWI Airport, but there were no passengers aboard and no injuries reported, with airline operations continuing unaffected.

A 15-year-old boy attempted to shoot a girl on Appleton Street, Baltimore, but no injuries were reported. He was arrested and charged with attempted murder.

A suspect was arrested in Baltimore for a March 31 armed robbery, thanks to the cooperative efforts of the Warrant Apprehensive Task Force and Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force.

Anne Arundel County Police have arrested a second suspect, Christopher Rojas, for the murder of Antwaun D. Conyers in Laurel after a year-long search.

Anne Arundel County Fire Department acquired a new 50-foot Metal Shark Defiant NXT Fireboat to enhance its firefighting and rescue capabilities along its 500-mile shoreline.

Baltimore Police seek help to identify two suspects in a non-fatal shooting. They've released video from August 25 and urge witnesses to contact them.

Baltimore is set to experience extreme heat with temperatures hitting the upper 90s to lower 100s. Health officials advise caution as the heat index soars. The area may also see severe thunderstorms due to an approaching cold front.